If citizens do not have the right to seek justice, what weakness will appear in democracy?

Correct answer: Lack of effective remedy against injustice

Direct answer: A, lack of an effective remedy against injustice. A right is meaningful only when a person can seek protection or correction after that right is violated. The right to seek justice allows citizens to approach an appropriate authority or court and ask for an unlawful action to be stopped or corrected. Without such a remedy, rights may remain only words on paper: a person could suffer discrimination or illegal treatment but have no effective way to challenge it. B is wrong because the absence of a justice remedy does not increase voting. C is wrong because removing access to justice weakens, rather than expands, democratic dialogue and trust. D is wrong because civil liberty becomes less secure when violations cannot be challenged. This idea is closely related to the right to constitutional remedies. Memory cue: a right without a remedy is difficult to enforce.